3. Miami Dolphins: The AFC East was supposed to be a three team battle to the finish. Someone forgot to tell the Dolphins about this plan. They finished the season at 7-9 and were never in the playoff picture. One of the few bright spots was wide receiver
Brandon Marshall(notes), who had another 1,000 yard season. Miami struggled to put points on the board, an average of just 17 points per game, ranked 30th in the league. This off-season they will need to sign or draft a starting quarterback.
Chad Henne(notes) does not cut it when he is tossing more interceptions, 19, than touchdowns, 15.
